tyttöväki

Tyttöväki is a Finnish term that translates to "girls' brigade" or "girls' corps" in English. It refers to a youth organization for girls in Finland, similar to the Boy Scouts for boys. The organization was founded in 1919 and is part of the Finnish Scout and Guides Association. The primary goal of tyttöväki is to promote the personal development of girls through various activities, including outdoor skills, leadership training, and community service. Members, known as tyttöväki members, typically range in age from 12 to 18 years old. The organization offers a structured program that includes regular meetings, camps, and special events. Tyttöväki emphasizes values such as responsibility, courage, and friendship, and encourages girls to take an active role in their communities. The organization is open to all girls and is known for its inclusive and supportive environment.